What's the difference between the 1/4 inch and 3/8th inch?is one better than the other?
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1/4" is all you need. Keep in mind even at low water pressure a fair amount of water comes out of this system. You cannot run this for too long and sit underneath unless you don't mind getting a little moist.
1124805
I don't care about 3/4". The thing works great. I bought a cheaper one and put up with it for years that leaked at the joints. This one doesn't leak. Delta makes a good product.
526873
They are different lengths depending on which one you are using. The longest is approximately 3/8 of an inch long.
233402
The one on amazon for $1.98 is 3 inches. The more expensive one is 4 inches round.
1554185
You would need to drill it out. 6.4mm is equivalent to 1/4 inch. 1/8 inch would be 3.1 to 3.2 mm.
531270
I think the 1/16th is the size of the wire and the 3/32nds is the size of the wire PLUS the vinyl coating. I've bought this product. It was excellent! Look for burst strength and wire wrap patterns when comparing different wire rope. Hope this helps.
47991
I believe that the 3/8 is usually the buckle size used. There is a size difference in 550 & 450 paracord!!
1022966
I scanned the manufacturer manual. They did not say anything about that, and I don't know the answer. Therefore, I would only use the 4 3/8 blade.
1543692
I own a 4.5 inch and I love it. Sorry I don't know what a #3 or #4 look like, on the bottom of mine is a #2.
2174363
It doesn't take very long for either size.. the 1/2" takes about 8 to 10 minutes.. You want the 1/4" for fair fries!!! they are better and cook faster.....
1827969
Need to correct my last comment, IT DOES go to 1/4 inch. The description appeared to be a different model.
244566
3 3/4" is the max with ......best for 3 1/2" it is very sturdy , a great buy!
907300
Not sure about the 3". It's great with the 3.8 though. It tends to feel a little bulky but the leather pad on the inside make it otherwise very comfortable.
2139982
My lock is 1/4" and is snug. I thought I would need to ream it out but I didnt. A 3/8" would be ideal
676831
It is neither 1/4 nor 3/8, it has a standard hex collet sized to fit the usual interchangeable screwdriver bits. You can get a chuck that has a hex shank or drill bits with hex shanks, your choice, but there is neither chuck nor bits included with this tool. There are two batteries and a charger included, though.
754653
It's the chain thickness. 1/8 is slightly thicker than 3/32. You can use 1/8 chains with 3/32 cogs, but not the other way around.
2022126
Yes, mine is 18/8 also. For a technical description of the difference, see this site: http://www.finishing.com/292/94.shtml My take-away is that the 18/8 is more 'ductile' than the 18/10, meaning that it will bend more without cracking or breaking. The 18/10 is harder and will crack sooner under repeated flexing.